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Persons ;yr mai , be willing to undertake the supply of Forage for the Ordinance Horses stationed in the Plowing Dist, ibis, SPAL I . 7 . 4INTONA, JULY 10.-1 hlve cet. , ..n the Prnclarne 7 tions of Valeoci:l,.and I enclose for your informatioti one of the brave PALAFOX, penned at 'the moment that the"sound of the cannon was dying away ; it iS as remarkable fot energy and wisdom as zlny one Produced ,by the Arragonese, who; on this occa sicin, be,piindly called the bulwark and hope of Spam. -:ti; It has been with the remarkssubse, quentlw annexed to it, by Fitt:Y CALvo,• and v,n - y, properly diredted to appease the petty bicl:eripgs that seein to pervade the thincti of the lower erases. North Britain, , mouth, Isle of Wight, and Northern, Yorkshire, Clutst Church, , E.,:sterit; ex c • obi e, 4 . Warley, Western, • • Southern, exclusive of Chat- Woolwich, with its Depend / ham, . cocks, Souttwest,- including Ports- Watley and Chatham. for a pi iod of six Months, from the Ist of Oaober next. The Forage to be 1:1r/fished in Rations, to cohiist, at berealtir tn.!), from time to time be required, Dither' of As a VascOngados I loOk with contempt , on -stich miserable p..)ctgedings; and only burn Nith the desire Of convincing the faintly of the DEsi2ottAcoctios; whoever they may be, that tie will take ainj►lc. sat is ta6tion of the enemis of our country. The Cat , lans have for their lte ! .;_-nt Worthy. Bishop of ; !ill , have annihilated three French liattal!ons, and taken trigulas. rolbs. of Oats, 71bs. of Oats, z2..05. of Hay, and orof 141 Es. of Hay, and albs of Straw. lobs; cf Straw• and mit: , 1e &livered at the respeßiVe Ststicrs, at the .EAfence Cqvir.Ktor, tax is also to fxrlisb sadr [-Ivan Ivith Oars, 91 Sibs. pfe li atipa, as finny be billeted within the filmier - jos vthich he e,nir.cis. . . _ g 4th, sth, and 6iith Nights of the'revived popular Hark qutnade 4 4 MOTHER BUNCH - ; and 16th, - 17th, and 18th times of the inteiesting SPANISH PAT-RI:WIC SPE CTACL -- - '" 4 IIPV • AS i - LEY's WESTMINSTER ,, BRIDGE. ••• Vhder the Patronage of their RO al Highnesses the Pitities of XVALkS at.d DUKE of YORK. TRIS•EVENING, S tp t . Ist, F r id ay 24, a nd &- t . ur will day 3(1, b - . presented a new, .grand Naval'and kilita TY Spectacle, called , THE SPANISH PATRIOTS ;• Or, it NATION IN Tourtrayitig the receut gin, ious Evcrits %Weil haye taken p lace in the different Provin.:es o f Spain terminating with' the•DEPFAT ot DUPONT's ARMY .' Various new COMIC SONGS; EQUESTRIAN EXER. L CISEs, by the Double Company"; "and the Extraiaganz of the HINTED TAILOR. To con.lude with the popular Pantomime of r MOTHLB. BUNCH; :o • -HARLEQUIN AND THE YELLOW DWARF. ./Vhithcr Bunch, Mr. ROSE ; YeUcvi Dwarf, Mr. BRYSON: Iletlegitiu, Mr. TAY LO R _ Gown Mr. mt )NTGCLAER.Y A rar - cdru tnome; -- fie.thL " • Doors opened at H a lt p ast Fi ve , amid begin at Half past „ ' 311 (.-11alt- price at H..if past Eight. No Places kept after Half past Seven o'Clock. . , • .. . . . ved popular Hark. I THEATRE OF ANATOMY, . • OPTIC' ill 16th, - 17th, and , , Gre .tt Windmill-street. • , SH PATRIPTIC' . tik jilt WILSON will begin the WINTER . .i.yi COURSE of his bECTU RES on ANATOMY, T H.E. PitiNC/P -BRIDGE. .•• - .PfIYAIOLoGY, PATHOLOGY. and SURG ERA , on , :YESLY's ORE messes the P it iticz SATURDAY, October , the First, at Two o'Clock in the - „,, . Afternoon. t' oporais will be rece i ver ORK. - . . • ' Practical' Anatonty, and Anatomical Demonstrations, will /ore .h - iday, the ibtb ol .S riday 2cl, and . Si- ,he continued in the Morning, as usual, under the direction of be Willie to undertake , .oand • Navan , . J A• d Mr oily - sem and Mr. Brodie \ g -'"-'-. '• i , A Plan °line Coarse,- with the Terms of Attendance. may Horses stationed in the j; tOTS 3' - -• be had, by applying at Mt. Wilson's House, in Great Wind- North Britain MS ' '. • -•- n, rilill-street. , • . Yorkshire,Northern, ': ------... sterna . ex e uso . e ut . ~ V 4 .Weil have taken - ' • , 'l' H. ECOU N E ESS vl , BA - 1: 11. . E • ilatrnii' west, includingding extlusive of 1, terminating with' A LL Persons . having any Claims orl DemandS Southern, Y . .\ on the personal Estate and ElLets oft ie Right Hon. 1 • STRI AN EX ER. Henrietta Laura Pulteney, Countess ot Bath, lately ,Leased, Solu _ d the Extraiaganza or on Sir .in Pulteney, Bart. her father, also deceased, are for a period of six 1112; '..' - requested, by the Executors of the said c.ountetS of Bath, to Forage to he lur;ri s hed antomime a send an account of such clei.iinds, with the particulars - . • theta* t6l- Messrs. Williams , and Brooks, Solicitors, Lin- from thne to that be regu ; coin's-fun, to whom ail persons indebted to toe Estate of rolbs. of Oats, L.LO.W DWARF. t h e sa id Co u ntess o f L'atti are also requested to send the par- zz . us. o f Hay, ' a SE ; ticulars of such their Debts. , Sibs of . St • 'Lincoln's Inn, Aug ZS, ISA. o and must Er &livered • Jikc (N. EY; SALES OF ESTATES, &c, , c• - .; ric- Ccntr:Ktor, tvhc i begin at Half past t 9' Blh s . per I;ation, a: . PARTICULARS OF A NEAT. AND COMPACT which he e,eur.cis. ven o'Clock. FR EEHOLD ESTATE, - - Delightfully situated, in the Parish of TOTTE R I DC.; E, The Pr4osals nt.ir be . . F.E.CING. . inAhe County of IiER - rs, Ten miles from London, and Di s t r i ct , avd . it is exile Two from Barnet ; whi c h w ill b e ;Ei.IOI,I)ERS of I S01.1) - I>` AUC'IION, ' Static Diaz that dui-in at the ,ilermaid, . By Mr. EDLIN ' , mulare, n•akinean all t;ust, , Soi : ,', convened At the Boar and Cause ion, Oxford-street, London, ' per Hot asition ma,te 0 him On Monday, the I' 11th D ay o f September, at Two o'Clock. Furth,' pirticreiara m. ble number of Free- 0 P.MPRISING a Substantial BRICK. and TILE • Cm eGminanding 1,..e R•y 'IL" MESSUAGE, containing five Bed:rooms, Dtc.>:fig - room, and convenient Closets • two Parlours, Kitchen, the Sec , etar .% Upset, P the King is entitled w , , , • ' a t',„, an d i ,y asit-nouse, Pantry, Dairy,‘ and dry C e l lars. with Pu mp h ours v" :-. • r'ow • of excellent Water;. detac.ied Barns, Cow-n.O ,e, Pi,cge . ries r Liberties are alone ar.4.1 Pvuatry.tiouse; Stabling fc,r rive i-ior,,s, with c on-- livered, secie.. up, and , a.- the Spaniards is an ! ` *enit ' hf:l " 4l ` sl Gr""ali and a' Sl'ed'; an enclosed Yard. Fora ge ;" b ut rt . f re e s , andiVar&Gardens, tence.t whit lofty l'ahlig, and Vl , ..!I i Mucked iple of this United with ch 'ice, r ;hit I re's; a E.•ie-court, ShrLibner, , and t isn. 1 V'S'ltonZer, at l'ueive pund ; ten ALT:, Ul rich Meadow Laud,wii hist a Ring Fence, wilt wt . ), Tender he no thlklied in Spain the bite wet. -sui plied with Water. 111 . the occupation of ~Ylr. Agent in his hetoriiit s 4 erident Cortes, so ' , kVlliainl-lo:n, or his Assignee,. on Lease, of \-•-hicii tout - lei) ' ' •'' ea. By years situ thr,e quarters will he unexpired at Michaelmas . s st•.en how a-Natiun next, at toe low Rent of 571. 1 4 s. 6d. per annutn, ' ae deliveied. I Ihe above. Premises are deiigialuily situated on an mi. • ed Cause of Human hence, cuiiiirianchilg an c Itensive anti oeautitul v4ew user pa: t excesses 01 - . France, ot :Hertfordshire and Middlesex ; abounding with Cane, alai a trust may be le .ilo. l' a ck - ut,Fqx-nounds and Harriers hunt in the nei,gabourtiood iioJaari-not , . 7 , ~' LON DON M .. tlti ii ng tat season: ne.. v the So r , :i, ,lay tie' "viewol with Tickets ; Particulars may be had of that this Aeetng it, M.. loseon , Miller, at the l'itree Horse Shoes, l'otternige ; This Day v N.l sits. , 1 11artilews and Randall, Soi,..l;ors, No to, Castle- (To he Continued ° I I .. 1, i :, - iieriff. .. stet, lioihont; the Ito) al Exchange 0.4,X: house, , Lon- I'S, - •- Idu ;at the principal boos in tile ad j acent rowits , - the place rr HE LONDOI was moved and se- of s ile • and of M - Ediin, Autti„meer and Sworn Appraiser, ~t SP EC"! AIl) k. ‘leeting be iven to I . '. . ''' _ _ ~......_ .. IS _, . L. ,_ f .at toia, a l e r ts . . and its Deinicious Ci,, Th e Pry GralS nt.g , be deliverea sfpa,atelyor jointly, for each District, avd . it is expected that the Contractor, Jhall receive the Static Dung that during the period of his Contract may accu— mulate, making‘an all trance for the same, - after the nue of per Horn, pet cheek. Furth,' particulars ncly be known up,m application to the Offi cers i•ontotanding z e 12 , yal ti4eiy in each District, and also at the Sec , etar2ce, P.di Mall, a toresaid, any day between the hours of • and l,ck, where the Proposals are to be de livered, Jute.. up, and vido, sea " Proposals for the supply of Forage ;" but n, 1 1, 4 sal cav be admitted ier the said 161 h Da t y , t/ S'tptember, at 7 , u,ekve O'Ciock a Noon of the same Day; neither Tender be noticti, u••/eu the Pally making it, cr an i• Agent, in his beo.•*, shall a , tend. By Ord.?' ..i the Board, R. H. CREW, Sec. LONDON MEDICAL AND SURGICAL SPECTATOR. This Day was published, price 2s. 6d, • (To he Continued Monthly) the - Second Number of ' THE LONDON . / MEDICAL and SURGICAL SPEC"! A 1 Or: ; cor.tatrang . a Vretv of Empiricisin and its peinieious Con eque,iees :0 Society . ; 1)r. Nisbet's Letter to T. Keate, : sq. on the sth lteporr of the Commis sioniers of Milit , ,ry Inquiry ; Case of 1-13(ir phobia at St. Bartholomew's Hospital. ; Case of Hydatids of the 'Liver • successiully cured by Mr. Luxmoorc; Case of Monsirosit , bi Mr. Taunton ; Singular case 'ot a ret,ioe..l Praecrita,. by Dr. Caton; 0,. the uncertainty of the Prognosis in Labour, exemi:!:fiedin a caseof tvict Delivery., by Mr.Mellis, Fellow ut the R•l.ii 04 Surgeons to the'...rticlstit of Mr. Abernethy's o,:nioti in d'iubt:ui Venereal cases ; Royal Obstetrical ; Canoidus's ObServati.,:ls on the Importance and Necessity of this 111 - 2.ncit of Niedical Practice; Review of Publications; Me.dcal Intelligence, &c. &c. • lhowlon : for S. where Communit;Ationr will be thankfully receiv.d. This Day were published, Printed at the Clarendon Press, ONibrd, and sold by Payne anti Vlackinlay, b 7, btrand, London; and J. Cooke, Ox. turd, KT OVUM TESTAMENTUM Greece. Lectiones 1.11 variants,e GRI E SBA C I I judicio its quay Textus re ceptus eXhibit Anteponentias, vel iEquiparaudas, adjecit I OSE P4-I US WHITE, S.T. P. .iEdls Christi Canonici's, LiPgtliquin Hebr. et Arab. in Acact. Oxon. Protiessor. In, two vols. D&avo, price't4s. in Sheets. A few copies of the Second Volume may be bad - separaid,, to complete a former Edition of the above, price Bs. in sheets. HUMERI I LIAS et ODYS§EA, Grace. In two neat vols. arno. price tos. in sheets. S I'RABONIS RERUNI GEOGRAPHICARUM Libri XVII. (~rxee et I.atine cum Variorum, prxcipue Causau boni, AnimadversiOnibus, juxta Editionem Ainstelodamen sem. Codieum NISS. Collationem, .Annotationes et Ta bulas Geograohicas adjecit THOMAS FALCONER, olim e Collegio U nei Nasi Oxon. Subjiciuntur Chresto.Lathize Grxee et Latine. In two .large Volumes, medi-. mFolio, price sl • in slleets. or on royal paper, price Si. in sheets ; et TITI LUCRETIA CA RI. de Return Natura Libri Sex ; qpihus - Interpretationem et Notas . adjecit 'PHOS.CRE ECH Cullegii Uranium Anituarunt olun Socius.' In one volume octavo, price 9s. in sheets, or on royal paper, price i6s. in .sheets. THE REV. MR. BARCLAY's PATENT ANTIBILI- OUS PILLS. TT was a remark of the celebrated Dr. Buchan 1 Author of the Domestic. Medicine, that complaints of the Stomach and - Bowels aye the.prevailing Malady of this Country, which lay the foundation of the inure formidable and fatal DiseaseS; that the person who could discover for the relief and cure a sate and infallible remedy would per. forth a most important service to society. That discovery has now been made the Patent Antibilious Pills of the Rev. Will am Barclay, the extensive sate of which, and the high estimation in which they are deservedly held, has —.iderably lessened the number of these complaints ; and fair, rn a short time, to he the means of entirely eradi g them. These Pills have a quick and safe operation, • 'et powerfully and specifically on the Bile, and thus the numerous disorderi connetted with , it, Sick hes, Flatulence, Liver Complaints, Jaundice, Ner orders from Indigestion, &c. They are the most unity Medicine hitherto offered to the Public, oprietor is supported by the most respedable 'the first characters of .the Nobility and others, they have nevetebeen administered to any person without giving certain and speedy relief, and in the end completing a Cure. , This valuable Medicine, having been used with success, is recommended by the following distinguished Personages : The Right Hon. Viscount Dillon. The Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells. Sir john Honey wood, Bart. M.PY. for • Honiton. 'Sir Stephen Lushington, hart. MaillWPenyn. Thomas Anson, Esq. M.P. Icrr, Litchfield. ]aines Aniyatt, Esq. M.P. for • SouthamptBn. Nicholson Calvert, Esq. M.P. for Herttierd. • Edmund Boehm, Esq. New-stretir, Spring Garden Thothas Hamrnersley, Esq. Pali-Mall. G - . ti 4 . Dickes, Esq. Private. Secretary to the Archbishop =of Canterbury. The t , t ev. r. Dimock, Librarian to the Archbishop. Cecil Forcz,ter, Esq. M. 1.. for Wenlock. Sold wholesale and retail by 111 r. Butler, No. 4,Cheapside; and retail by Mr. Kirby, Stallbrd-street, Old lsond-street ; Mr. .Stratton, Leicester-squre; Bacon and Co. sso, Ox tbyd-street ; and by all respe4able. Venders in Town and Country. • A Caution.—Observe the name of William Barclay is en graved on the Stamp, which is affixed on toe outslde*wrap per of each box ; all not so stamped are a .dangcrouS imi. tat ton, ykice Ss. 6cl. and los. per box, with, ample diTedier.s. MIDDLESEX COUNTY . NJF,E,i'ING. =AT a MEETING of the FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY .of MIDDLESEX, at the ilermaid, lia. Sheriff n‘Ttiesday.the 3ot da August, 1-l in Y the in c - msequence h .4 y a of Requisition a,re convened to him der that purpose, signed .by a considerable number of Free holders ; It was unanimously Resolved, That for Aiding the Spanish Patriots the King is entitled .20 the Gratitude of mankind. That a People who will fight for their Liberties are alone worthy of the friendship of a Free NatiOn.- That to have faimd such Allies as the Spaniards is an event pec Y Buliar' rati4 ing ,to Kingdom. the People of this United anTnheat we ardently desire to see re. esiablkhed in Spain the balancedt Government ' by a King and erident Cortes, so That a the "' ,to be defended, and 'how- Europe is to Je delivered. _ hat what has been lost 'to the- sacred Cause of Human I.iberty, by the l ev i ty, the vices, arid the excesses o'± France, since fr om that cause she departed, we trust may be by the gravity — ,lhe Virtues, and th..t.,4lo.ilerart-ii 0' Spam Tn. t " foregoing Re•Autions he sinner v the ariripliblished in the Newspapers, and that this .Meeting no llovv adjown. CHRIST. SMITH, 'R. PIIILLIPS, The' Sheriff having left the Chair, it was moved and se !-slb(led, tha t t h e Thanks rst the County ‘leeting be given to the : Stieriff for thei r impartia l C on d o et in ~e business of _this e, 1111 4• And the motion being put, it was carried unani mously, COUNTRY - AGENTS. PERSONS resident •in \_,ountry desirous or boconting AG EN S to the t LE INSU RA NC E COMPANY (v , hi:4l°4ls ;lie P ot• Relit to Sutler.rs, by hie, a d Lirge Abatemeros J•re , ananis), are requ::steu transmit the Names, Residence, and Busil,s), to the Se cretary, • By Older, W: BE ETHAN', Secretary. • Earle Thsurance Office, for Fstre., * Lives , az.t 1 / 4 1... w hin,- London. Cf)DIN.INt , FIR t l• ICE, ' .Southatiiii - .t.itreet, , trand.. • Ifis,CrAce,the Duke rs..l icutland, K.G. The Niost.Noble the - Maritiisie Buckingham, K.G . a • Honourable the Earl - of - N:ortha inptoh, The -Bright Non.. .the Earl ,t Buckinghamshire. The Right it - mow - able - Cite karl of Upper Ossory : iii prof. Serope.Sernard, 'Esq. • • 1 1 * ' 4I NG STOCR 'INSURED, at the rite ut zs. pei-tlundred Pounds The distinguishi ng Printiple of this Association is, that the Personshisured sh..r e Profitsequally with , the Original rni , TlCtOrS. . . No ehaige . for Policies on removal from other Offices. f ;T: LARBER, Direttor. ) ROVI DENT INSTITUTION, specially em- L iVy • .P .,, weted by ACt A Pariianient, for the Insurance of • —‘ ant; the (irant utiit Purer of ANNUITIESp 'Southampton street, Stra9d, L , udo .. PRE'DE , , fe • io The Most Noble the NJa , q is •::: KING HAM., K. G. ,6 VICE- .• - Nar r , qu , s of Salisbury, K. . - 1 V Chetwynd. . , " - 'l:le t .,i e . A it Duncannon. Niki). -F count hulkeley. V aybrooke. ' '. ••••T R ii Marqui s of Buckin hitt; ' n P rae d , E sq. - Lord' brayhrooke. and it , Him C. Turner. Bernard, Esq. T .!'lyiteclors a is that t h e Tax on Policies of Life In§ - cc on toe Loth day ct Oct an.. next, Ail .en - o; , Lies will be issued by this 9-fhcc , re e of 411!, eXpvtice whatever. Military . Men insured at this 0 ;:ice are not charged with sky anclitioi.al Premium, u;less called into adt ua l serv i ce : 1 T. BARBER, Managi n g Di re ct or . - -gits . PATEN i • ILLUMINATORS, Dy PEL L r anci kEE N, G tass-ntaters to the King, No. z 6, St. Paul's Clf.r , -)ard, for admitting DAY ' LIC;H i into the ii;ieri:at parts of SHIPS,_ HOUSES, and MU! LDI N ;S of every Description. UCH tiligtlt be said 95 tie extreme li.tility , of this I nvent•on, particularly for th e p urpose o f admit ,. .ti at all times Day on Shipboard The Patentees - however presume little Recommendation" is now necessary, as their lnyention is adopted in his Ma jesty's Navy, by the ation of the Commissioners of that Hon Board. Th y • tee, no small satistaction in adding 1; . :e comfort of so deserving a set of men as the British •Tars, and think they cannot extend the knowledge of their Invention too widely, The Illuininatur has likewise been - found very useful in Vaults and Cellars, as it may be placed in situa,tons of Traffic, not hen,;; susceptible ot injury from scratching, and b.:ar a too vv,o;iit The Patentees however find it necessary . to caution thb Public from using any out Loose prepared by themselves, as they have oe n at gt , ..it pain, to destroy .neir ellett as a burn_ ' ing Glass, winch they have comple ed without dimii.ish inz he tight. Tney are all engraved ATENT, A. P.) Pub Inspection is invited at the Warehouse, where the cued of the Illuminator may be s , eii in various Situatio. a. P. and G. embrace z:iisOp, -, artimityof thanking a - geii,i.)as Public for the Patronage they have received siticc the open_ ing of their grand'Saloon, watch has been pronounced the first display of its 'Kind io Lurope Agents for the Sale of the patent Illuminator are appointed At the following Paces : . Mr. Nlndfaci Harris,Puke-Street, Liverpool. Messrs. Hayden and Colby, Plymouth. J/7 Mr. Rattail, Southampton. Mr. Shier, on the Head, Portsea. Mr. Sargea.,t, Portsmouth Point . . • IVIr lan:.., Broad-street, Portsmouth. • • Mr. Kirton, Union-street; Blue Town, Sheerness, Mr. William Boyle, ‘Vharfinget, dud. Mr. W. Praetor UlObe Chatham; COL, t CAPITA.. FUR SALE. T. So; oy Privaie Bargain. THE LANDS AND ESTATE OF BRIGTON, in the P.L . is, liiiinetries, situated 1,, vile '.it the best ; >arts of Si-h.:more. The great turnpike mad from the so tt.: not t > pAsses through tue c:ntre of the Estate. -- Tile whiLti is large alto commodious, stands in the ova ut twenty acres, upon the water t , 41 Kerb:t tights a piece of water in front of tii house), and 'consists of three public rooms ut large dimensions, tett or 'wire ued-lobin,., and thessiag- ooins. wtto „tit 11::-useholdt offices t'he' home rain ottio.:s are complete, two c..ich hoUses, with stabling for twenty-tour horses. Tile gardens :anti orcnard, with brick walls and tieus„ are in roll bearing, ..and c nearly of four acres, with about thirty acres . 4)1 world ofall kii;ds. pres , nt rent of the Estate, including the home farm of about one ituntired acre-, and to which a purchaser may have unmett,an: access„ is atiout. sixteen li,o.dred poo,:us; but, upwithe expiry - of the leases, which (with the excep *tion or one) were let twenty-five years ago on single lives, and must, in the course di nature, soon drop, a very great rise may be depended on. There are on the Estate, a flax spinning mill, -and visage ot considerable extent, which cost in erection eight thousand pounds, and are now o. more these tall to the Proprietor (m yen , easy terms, at the of tile lease, which has Dilly twe ty ye a rs to ru n .— ' The Estate adin,is nearly . three i reehoin Qualifications, the • valuation being above One Thnusaint Pounds Scots: . 1 -, o those who - know the plai!e, no descriptive embellish ment is' necessary. To strangers \ it is not easy in an adver tisement . to give a proper idea of the beauty and convenience of the intition. it ia twelve miles from Dundee, three from the- county- town of Forfar, two 'from G lammis, and twenty-six from Peith. the payment of the price will be made to suit the convp ' itlence of a purchaser. - For tuttlier particulars, application may be made to Wm. Douglas,*E sq. the Proprietor, by Glamrnis ; or to Mr. Pear scn, - Writer to the Signet, Edinburgh. IMPORTAN'I DISCOVERY MADE KNOWN. -L - P - UE Advertiser has already informed the POlic, JL. that after having almost explored nature to find out Cure for the Scorbutic Leprosy, Scrofula, .and other diseases arising fromsthe impurity of the blood, he has been led by kind Providence to the discovery of a Medicine which . corn pleatly eradicates these Diseases; and as he is not a RIM of independence, he intended - not to make it known till a suns was subscribed - equal . to its value: but the feelings of huma nity would not allow him to withhold it any lcngcr from the itfilieled. I t is a mixture of Pitch and Rosin, &c.. The Recipe, with other necessary information, he shall be happy to give to any person applying t o hi m ; but, from' the great ex pence he is put to tor Advertisements, and the loss of time in an swering Correspondents, he is now under the necessity of requesing that those' who apply to him will enclose in their first Letter a One Pound Note to defray present expence, and he leavt,s it to theh-zenerosity and gratitude to give what they think proper afterwards. Letters addressed to PAssus, care of Mr. Francis by, Druggist, Manchester, will be attended ' P.S. It. has been tried for compkaints of the Livet great success. _ - DR. lANIES'S POWDER, For Fevers, Agues, 'Colds, Influenzas, Measles, &e, CAUTION. VARIOUS frbitations of this Aledicine, bLen brought rorward by Persons formerly in Dr. lames's service under the pretence of having assisted in pr paring his Powder; but' to - obviate such impositions, the Public are in possession of the strongest evidence—the so - leinn deposition of the Doctor himself, in an affidavit left in ,tlie Juinds of his Executors,' and publishesl in the year 1777, cx.tii after his decease. In this he declares, " That the ser ants he employed in the preparation uf his Powder had little more. to du than to pound the ingredients, and attend to the fires under his direettoiv; th . the rest of the process had al ways be n pert _rinecl by hi f; and that ne. never admitted any person to be present a process, but his Son Robert Harcourt lames and Mr. cry." wders are now offered for Sale by one who boldly asSerts, f. that e was the original and only person Who ever prepared them for the late Dr. lame,, pm it happens, however, that. the Fever Powder was pre pared and sold before this man was born (the Patent being dated in 1747), and theretiore he could not have been either 4 ' 44 the original" or ," the ktily" preparer truth is, he never was, at any impht., employed by Cr. fames to assist him in the process of his.powder. - The genuine Powder is to h: Ii id only from F. Newbery and Sons, No. 4s, in St. Paul's Church...yard, London ; or at Dr. I lines's late h .use, in Bruton -street, in Packets, prLe zs. 9d each; or in Bottles, containing to Packets, as made up for the Army and Navy, price il. 41. including the Duty: Observe that the words, "F. Newbery r Ni). 45 , St, Paull," are engraved on the Stamps. PROCLAMATION OF " TRUE WARRIORS OF ARRAGON.-`spur cou rageous utforts have just triumphed tb r the, third time over the perfidy of our enemies; by anticipating the.o in the affair of the 27th, which has been rbe most: metwranle triumph to exalt pith - rendyvti ! You - have routed almost the whole of tlte French. army, that proudly attempted to bombard our ea )it"-1 1 Tile instant a red hot hall annoueced t‘ us. on . the night of iuc 261.1), their entr‘ in the Nitutre of St. Ouiningo.,QUl ardour » as tired in a ihnnediat6y flew to en( ut.cttei- tiie ap proackmgroe, with columns 01 65, , .! n.en, and -tnnti them tee nr:iy y;:intlieers, .:trt attacked them at day-break. The firing eont.tt eheed, 'and lasted upwards of five hours our pu%•tion be ing achanyed, our brave volunteers clused A hit the bayonet, although with the loss 01 230 men. Twen ty-seven pieces id c a nnon, 18 w::gviis with ammu nition, and a vast deal of baggage,.e.ere taken and scented, in dttfereut points, after (testa)) mg above 3000 . of the ,enemy, and compellifte the'remaindei• to retreat lo.the-neighbourhood Maiten ! Arra gonese, you have surpassed my expeCtations:--preL serve the enthuSiastn that animates us all, until shall obtain the final palm of victory tact is to crown our name fOr ever ! But at the saute time, I. must warn you against passing sentence on the ecnduct o; the Navarre se . (1.) :or I atn thoroughlj acqumnted with their harbouring :he same which memt as we do to themselves, this and their Country, and of their being reduced to such 'a state (2.) as to prevent their moving, taking ins Che enterprize, securing your victories ! soon know hot , to partake of them, and fulfil th 6 duties of honour like true Sphiattis ! This, when the time shall an ice, of executing - the secret ; jetis that we have concerted, and which, tiii that, must be concealed (3.). a PA L A FOX." No. I. Navarre and Biscay have been so crowd ed with numerous, corps of French troops, that the feast s,ystem of rising would have been attended with certain•destruaion,,wiihout any advantage resulting from. such desperate exertions to the 'CQIIIIIIOIi ,cause—their inhabitants are as hardy and..pairiotic as any men in existence have ever been ,rienced to be, when brought into the fi ld the highest degree of intrepid and steady vaio . lir, a €ld , d to their natural , agility and -robust -ness,,einalities them for tery desirable and excellent soldiers ! Tu e latter Province especially has, corri;. paratively speaking, furnished the kingdom wire a greater proportion of distinguished characters in the military and political line, than the rest of Spin ; they are staunch Republicans ; enjoy. great privi leges (which had excited the most 'ilive!erate haired a g ainst thr,o) ; are a very honest, indiy ions - and s v irited race, remarkably quiet in their temper, 1)04 :wantonly provoked, will go,the roost furious letigthßr!,• No. 2. , ,A favourable opportunity is only wanting to cause t he whole to rise vigorously. • , No. This admonition must serve as a necessary lesson to —, and —, and of the illustri ous' family at DESFORACOCHOS, not to give cause for complaint by improvident itteaiures calculated to pro .mote discord ; such conduct must be iaken proper notice of, since, from the charader at the two tor , - mer, Mare conciliatory and judicious behaviour should be expected ; and, as to the fait, his coneern must be looked upon as rather intrtisive; how ever, the first person may tie excused in some de gree on account of his youth, but the other two should he induced to advise better; for the quarrel nish, will.terminate in the Death or Salvation of the Nation, and is not to be considered as the bickering of a Pro Vince against Province. The Press cannot be better employed than in animadverting on this important subject. N. B. These remarks have originated from some unaccountable proceedings of the persons darkly alluded to therein, probably. from the rank they - hold its-society; for the sake of the best success, let rreparation be made, and n,:t such-unjustifiable inea ',sures resorted to in future; for unless unanimity per vades the whole nation, it Must be apprehended thvit we fail in the glorious attempt. Those men must have grossly mistaken the Character of the Provinces in question (who generally class under the denoriiil nation Of Vascongados, and unite together every where), and especially of the Biscayans,who, attack ed on the score of their country and 'honour, will shed - the • last drop of- their blood in its defence ; therefore let us have no more of this petty nonsense . us recollect that they turned their backs on , 11,tzai,6o when he attempted to speak in tai - our of . that they deserted their homes - on the approacil of the' Usurper, aiid his Minister LTRQutio, and:above all, that brave CASTANos is their country.. I man; and 4.11 imputation of this nature;